I did three year diploma in computer science after 10th,may I eligible for bca .and after completing graduation may I eligible for govt job.

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Hello Ajay Bedia, you have completed your Diploma after your 10th class examination. For seeking admission to any graduation course one needs to have completed 12th examination. Obviously you have not, but do not worry. Almost all the states in India have declared Diploma as equivalent to 12th exami

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Of course yes. IGNOU is the best of the lot. Go ahead without any hesitation. Best wishes to you.

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